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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-29

Tho beut aalve In tho world for cuts,
bruisou, aores, uIcors, sRlt rhonm, fever
Horop, tetter, cl,appod hands. c%lilblnlns,
cornn, and nil akin eruptions, and poai.
tivoly curcs pilos, or no pay required. 1t
In guaranteed to give perfect satiBlaotlon,
or money refunded. l'rico % conts per
box. For sale by Logan Il 90,
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Effects OF tho Tnrltl on Enrmsr..

Of course, 1t Ia not noccaHary to 20 10
MarHachunstta for anything now upon this
INFECT. The infect which tho homo mar.
ket has upon producH of tho soil
wherever manufactures have bcon on.
couragod in that State, Ia we'll known 10
all, and tho wealth which l,ae grown mr.
in tho State enabIcu i.H cnpitmlipu now Ia
cxtond Il iobt"ring hand 10 almost every
State III tho Union, and even II wi Ia
Just now about receiving from Boston mon
hundreds oil thousanda OF dollars In the
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What II Did for m Old Indy.
Coshoctm Station, ". Y, Dec. %, 1884

CO'hocto" o'ut'o"i Az Il, Oec. ~, 1884.
GgNTs:-A number Of people had been
using your Bitters here, and with marked
effect. In Tact, n case, q lady OF over
seventy yeaIs, had been sick Tor years, and
she has not been able to be around hall
the time. About six months ago she pot
so feeble she WIS helpless. Her old rene.
dies, or physicians, being OF no avail, /
sent to Deposit, forty.tivo miles, and got a
bottle Of Hop Bilters. 1t had such q yery
beneficial effect on her that one bottle i'm.
proved her 60 she was able to dress her.
aell ind walk about the house. When
she had taken tho second bottIe, abe was
walk out to her neighbours, and has I'M.
proved all tho time since. My wife and
children also have derived great benefit
from their uBe. W. B. Hathaway,
Aet. U. s. Ex, 10.
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u- ~ "4IrArs and UimvIes on rcr lace. whirn srsp
Iy ammo, I'd Ine llIc out OF her. She kpent man,
to..ni- Oh TIE IhuusAud iniallible % cures, witt
uvlAlus hut injurious elects. A lady friend, 0
SUnvuse, y. y, who Lad had similar e.pericnc,
hii had been cared vita Hop Bi.mrs, induced hu
10 tt, II. One bottle has made her lace M smooth
lair aid syt. rs n Lhlids IiIu given her such heultl
that II krt! Es allllet u milHClc.
a MXAIGI OF CANADIAN PARLIAMENT,
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I~tNvried ali over Europe ind other foreign
couulIir, Al t. cost ol thousands Of dollars, III
search OF hgAiEl aud found II not. l returned dis
c0urAscd and d!sAeartened, nnd was RESTORED to
rr4l youthful health aud ip.rits with less than two
bottles Vi Hop litt.ers. l aopo Others may pruh,
by llS IL. cTieHge and stay Al home.
np.U HWIdw a LADY, AUGUSTA, ME,
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GEDSEY HOUSE, NEW YORK,

NH3o4NLH I1OUSEi 1NEF 1UIINt
Broadway and Fortieth street, oppoaitt
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino
Hotel entirely new. Desirable for bus;
meas men or families. European Plan
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant.
GEN. DAN. MAcAuLEY 4 WI Bowers.
TThHaW
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THAT dread terror OF mathematician.
ing croup-is speedily anbdued by using
Dr.. ]. H. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm.
% cent a bottle. psw
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MEDICAL,
WONDERFUL POPULARITY OF TIVE ne.
NOWSED MEDICINE, q
Tho Greatest Curative Success Of tho Age.
a Voice from the People.
No medicine introduced 10 Tho nnb

No medicine introduced to the public
has ever met with the success accorded To
Hop Bilters.. 1t stands to-day the best
known curative article in the world, la
marvellous renown is not due To the adyer.
Using 1t has received. It Ia famous by rea.
Bon Of LIS inherent virtues. II does ali
that 10 claimed for 1t. It 10 the moet DOW.
erlul, speedy and effective agent knownfor
tho building up o: debilitated systema.
Tho following witnessed are offered to
proye this: ETgr,r.
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NEW YORK. April Petroleum opened strong
at 6S55tio; after touching G5ac began Mn ndyaurts.
which continued with two slight reactions, until
near the CLOSE, when IT reached Csc. mad closed
steady at 61hc: kalc' 5,Olo,uJ barrels.
on CITY, Pa, April 2s.-0iencd at 6Ss 70; highest
6stae; lowest bI'tc' closed NJ csc; sales 3,llO,et0
barrels: tlratalo.s l.S50.UN barrels: chartrn ii.
Iii barrels: shipments ID,:Il2 barrels.
rrTshuhdH, Pa, April rs -rctrnlcnm excited.
firm aud higher: Optnt,l At GShc; closed nj 67I.c;
highest Cs14c; lowest 65En. '"'
likADfonn; Pa, April 2S.-OrcncL at G1Ic; closed
at 67ho; Highest naAc; lowest GSI,r; cIcararces
hiS,0O0 harruls.
1irusylIiE, Pa, Aprll ~?s.-Orencd at tS}Ec;
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.Daily except sunday.
Nos. Is, IL and ~ Etnp at all Ststtors.

tDAiIy except Monday.
st Cia!ihylAe Accommodation. Leaves Wheeling
at9:0 Il. H.. 2:l5 and 6:45 p. M; Leaves usiiri.e
NJ 500 q: m, 1852 and 6:N p. N. iGtu,n,ur, M.
ttyes at Wheeling NJ s:l5 1. n, 1855 rnd $50 ,. M.
daily c1oepI Sunday. '
Thelu.n Am. and lo:55 pm. train through to Gin.
ctunAu mitauLt change, with b.. q o. Sleeper
through 70 Cincinnati Oh the night tia.u,
Columbus, accommodation leaves wheeling at
I'D Pm, Sellaire at p.m., daily e1ceptSunGay.
Aoundsville accommodation, iea,es Wrr,.uLr
~ l2:Ut noon, Gnc arrives at Mouudsyile At il.4s
p. H.. daily except Sunday.
fhltnolt accommodation at 1 20 d. m.
Through Coach 1roIn Wheeling TO Cincinnati
daily on No. 8, leaving Wheeling a; 1000 a. H.. mr..
fivlus u Cincinnati At ESQ p. IN.
y: y. Sleeping CATS On u! though trains.
CioSe conntCt!Gns ART MAue Tor All ,olut. Sonth
and southWest, North and Northwest. MAKING inIs
A Desirable route for co.onisn auc rt5sons nSving
% ne great West, and 70 whou. sartiouIa, stteu.
tlon Is Siven,
I1cxets to eli principal points on ssle At Dcnot.
siecplnB Car accommodations cHa be secuict at
Depot Ilcket oMce. I. c. BURKE,
llcKet Agent. h. 4 o. Depot.
nue. john BAlLIE,
Ticket Agent, under MCLure louse.
JOHN 1. LANE, TRAY. Passenger ASeul.
=: X. LORD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
". 81. CLEMEN1s, Manager.
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Gan a female base ball player DO said to
have found her sphere?
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THR QUEENS SAvER.

Tho conclusion is believed to be that
inasmuch as pacific means have utterly
failed 10 produce Satisfactory reaulta, the
beat proposition procured from the Vir-
ginia Notwithstanding the debt from
60 to IS per cent, and the proposition ne.
enmed by the West Virginia Legislature,
amounting to absolute repudiation-Iorci.
bic reprrHcu!a!l0ag aro contemplated by
the British Government, contingent upoi
the success Of Sir Edward Thornton with
the Virginia Legislators ut Richmond,
II Is absurd 10 suppose that tho extra.
ordinary maSnanimity of the Salisbury
Cabinet in the tisherieH dispute Is withou:
an ultimate object. II il ahauYb to suppose
that Great britain, with her vast ready
naval %Eesou.cea, would make n trucking
proposition to 4 nation that stands 40 fai
down on the list OF the pewers Of the earth
As doeg the United Sta:ce,
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EEw YoRs, April 9s-Asldn from better inquiry
Tor autumn wants., Tho market WIS quiet Iii tho
aomund for scakOilAhle fabrics.
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, April 2s.-Cattle-RcccipH 5000 head;
hhirneniA i,VoJ head: market strong and active;
- 0hl ~: cows. bulls and nike! 81 tOai 10; bulk
y Coa3 ~; TexnrS cattle s. 50ai Il. ~Hogs-ReccIpts
l5,9soo head; shipments 800 head; market steady
aug str.tlg: rough and mixed IS 0Oa5 81; psCkiuH
u GU. thetp Receipts 5000 head; shipments 80
head; market stronger; snOrn western Is S5a4 Is;
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Wall street brokers have the base ball
fever.
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Marinors nlways welcome lighthouses.
There la whore mariners arc unlike then.
trical people,
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The unqucs!ionad ability and suspected
purpose Of Great Britain 10 force A eottlo.
ment Of that portion oil tho Virginia Debt
due the British subjpcis bring 10 mind thr
IiIDine propohition-made no doubt TO
capture tho political influence Of Virginia,
TINT tho Federal Government apsune
the State'a debt in lieu Of the 10000 On
acrcs Of which the old State was dis,nr,n,
barred by rra2on Of tho admission OF Went
Virginia Into tho Union by CongreRs in
1867. It 10 believed by nome pretty we'll.
informed people that tho United statcu
Government may BIO called upon before
long to cona'dhr the Blaine proposition in
another iolm At tho urgent solicitation OF
INC British doWrnmont, and that the
niaAi0n Of the late Hritiyh Minjptor IL
Warrington, MIR. Thornton, 10 a prelimi.
nary, 10 This important and po%rtentioue
| DEVELOPMENT,
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1t is said peoples could he raised ir
Florida at a profit Of 81 900 per acre.
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quo RIVER RAILROAD CO-T1Mr
~ table taking. effect SUNDAY, March q, isl.
Passenger train will leave ~ iollows-Cent.al ,i,nr:
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WHEELING 4 PITTSBURGH DIyI,
w sion, b. l. 0,
ou ana ats; APRIL /, 1857, passenger traIny will
run - :olowa- Eastern Standard time: -
DHPARTURK.
Fct P!tabu1ss-5:G a. H., daily; $50 n. n,
daily, except sunday: l:G0 p. u. daily, exco,, SIM,
day; G:eop. nj. daily.
fot W~ainSton-s:0 p. m. daily, e1cea Sunday.
ANIMALS,
FROM pitShurga-9:S5 a. NJ. daily; Hiss A, m.
and ':a5 p. H., daily, except suncsy; 1910 n M
dAiy. "' p'"''
day. U. 4. LORD, General Fmns,,r SH.ep. sun
J. Y. PATTON, SUM. 'ao"''
1T. LAVE, T,sy. PAS. Ag,.. Wheeling.
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DRUNkEuuESS

ltcA1.be giren III Il, cup OF coffee or tea without
tile kuOW!eugc OF the person taking 1t; Is abso.
lu!r.y ~liRFrlllss, aud viii effect II permanent aud
spteIy cure, WHeLAsr tie patient In a moderate
GauGrr or an alculoic wrecE. Thousands OF
have taken GIiden specific III their coffee without
tacir EiUs Wedge. and to-day believe they quit
dFluAiEg Of their own flee will. IT NEVER
fAl!.7. The system oacc impreglated with the
Specific, IL bccuineS all utter ;nIUsSibility for the
liquor appetite 10 exist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-01

DIED.
sa .s2f 6 Shn9PSS. e:
h FuS SsnI ., v III axe p.cs from IN. ra.uo. Of u
Ann Cleveland, aooe = street sssssssosn, b. G.
s Msans:srs rsSs &
CASssSlNs On Sunday; january Sc, 1887. Mamie
sS y s q sSs s
Phen C.ssin, U.aN. and Colonel Edward sohasy. q
Service VII be held a, the r,sas.oe Of ssr p.rsus.
lglA Thirt,esh street Tuesday. 1t ostook lrssnss
Wednesday norninS.
GaAsKE Money ..Ss sl: lss, q .ss
Gis @f = IL. sss :! ES9de islsnd d. - ... y -
assI !. s! 4 f fss;sE .s ss street
Ss sss Sl: a:s M
No. Sow sso;S.rt street ssorgsioyn TSur.iss me-
l nssH =. ss.a 70 :: .t..a O'Clock Friends
rH HA 2D ss fss s,. Is tss7
ss sSSs sss x o 6ss s late residence l4ss Ninth .
1ssnS. invite, sS g ...n 8
MEJEE On s sSRSSsy y;siSsry io.n lsss = l2s2
AEne c. Meier in The forty seventh year a his -.
Wife. child must leave thee
40 seek = brighter ho,aei
z .ss sSns ss y is SsS ss : ins,s
Funeral win sste place from bis lsss rssaArpss o.
enth street rad above the fp Gate Wsdnss3ay NJ
rsps ins Ss . sssss s'-'' and ''' "
u, Hsss.s s r.: i: ,isf = f'9
a Ssss q: sss:: 'ixtic sssf U.s. :: Nc
,5 S9s sss s.s M & s~ s-As 's.s'v
obc SSsss an yn -: 81: ,.Sj ia - ~
and ssassves ~ respectfully invited 70 sSssol q
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Name.
WashinRton Stock ExchanRe.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
on the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to-day:
4ss, Is9i csuPs pens 11o 9S bid bid d9n asked
rssislsse5 1 Issxx S Ss ASKED
5O-year fund, 3-65s, 1924, currency, 119k bid
III asked: cSlumbis railroad rail- stock :ss bid Wash
Insurance. cog bid, COY asked Arlington Insur-
anee l61 asked Riggs Insurance, "a bid Masonic
go bid. Fl asked, Bapi Of Washington, a95 bid
Mechanics Bank. Georsetown, I6l bid. heal Estate
Title Insurance. 116 bid. 120 asked. Penn. Tel.
Co., Al bid A asked. Chesapeake and Pot Tel Co.
S4A bid, So asked W. l. ]. LIST mortgage bonds.
80 bid, S5 asked.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, Nh, Feb. 1.-virginia new threes.
664 bid to-day.
Oh Flour steady and quiet. Wheat-southern steady
western higher and active southern red 94a96
southern amber, 96a9S; No. 2 western winter red
SPOT, go&asu.s february, So ;saS9;s; March, sl3.a
steady. with active demand western firner. closing
quiet; southern white 41a4S; southern yellow, 46a
Az March. 47a47l1: steamer. 4614 asked. Oats
steady-southern 34a3S western white. 37a39; west
erll mixed :i4}tj Pennsylvania s4a.iS. Rye quiet l,
ass Provisions firm and fairly active sugar easier,
Whisky quiet, 123sl "a Other articles unchanged.
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull-cotton I'D
-four, 2s.: grain, 3Ha3Ad Ssles-wheat, $500
bushels; corn, 1856 900 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL. Feb. 1. IL m--Wheat opened
excited and n cent higher, ut 81 for May delivery
caused by the reported panic the Paris bourse ard
sharp decline in French rentes, but has declined
s3A. Maycorn. 40 IL 16. May oats, 301S May pork
E.77x. May lard, 6.65.
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AUCTION SALES
WEEKS & CO., Auctioneers.

WEEKS CO., Auctioneers.
SSpSf2gPSslr APigs 6k kEss s s sRscRbk
iuPS assbs o sAIJ p cSaKs a fssh
c tgYSssAsiE pGGooDs. LADIES, CLOAKINS; SIZE SIZE
EAsSSS HfhsfssS fffsMxAlkPbsS 8
f iH fFkkfNAA fNSTSD PASsE pKFSa
F hehs sLi bR}T FRENCH LAWS Ss
FLYNN cTa f fkESSaR SES NA Ss2sh
6 62RHHRHp ffkSg
Is bk GGAiLTp TS HE As seiAkNf q kiSs
RhkPPhR SE5xEf s AZ do hElss THE FINEST
AZ premises, No 621 Pennsylvania avenue, under
@ AisaT fHfRp On TEN H oesoek
is sold VIC Z fNiNo az SEVEN aaiis' u1tn t an
PUBLIc AUCTION SALES
REAL ESTATE,
AT BOARD OF BROKERS' ROOMS,
HOG st. NV.
On THURSDAY. FEBRUARY THIRD 1887, at
ONE O'CLOCK PM. the following properties viii be
BY swORMsTEDT b BRADLEY:
avenue between 9th and 7th streets
Four two-story Bricks. Nos. 1928 to 1927 wyiie
street northeast will be sold together separate
very elegant new Residences the corner of 14th
and Riggs streets northwest,
>. Twostory and basement brick dwelling 1905 9Th
Two Frame Houses on the Badensburg road, just
Hoisn Vi boundary street; lot 5Ox2OO.
BY THOs. E. wAGGAMAN:
Sub Lots 9. 10, IL and 10, square 1885, partly i'm
proved by frame houses numbered 9O7 and 800 New
Jersey avenue southeast and 906 and 90S LIST street
Parts Lots and 2, square north Of square 351, i'm
pronyeq by two-story frame house. rooms, numbered
IOo9 street southwest and twOstory brick building
NUMBERED loO7 Virginia avenue southwest.
Terms at time of sale
A31-3t THOs. E. WAGGAMAN Auctioneer
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF IN PKOVED REAL ESTATE
Il On THE EAST SIDE OF EIGHTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND g STREETS SOUTHEAST.
=, BY virtue OF decree of the Supreme Court of ~
me District Of Columbia, in equity cause, No:
dH e 5h se # gsbe aqssR II front
1851, Ut HALE FOUR PM, that certain piece
9r parcel OF land and premises situate in the city of
washington and District of Columbia. known and de-
scrlbed az part of lot No. - in square No. 926, be-
gnnng for the same at the southeast corner of the
sald lot and running thence west forty mine 49 feet
eight tS) inches. thence north eighteen {1S) feet,
thence south eighteen 0sl feet to the place of he.
ginning, together with the improvements, consist
Ing OF one story brick store room
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the court-cash.
snce Of bid Conyeyancng and recording at
terms OF sale. the right is reserved to resell on five
(5) days notice at purchasers cost and risk.
HENRY E. DAVIS, Trustee.
> 46S Louisiana NV.
DUNCANSON BROS. Aucts. ja27-dIds
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

THOR SALE OR RENT-NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
II choice Corner PruTerty; lot - fs rJnt improved
Is uIue-TDCn prsssatb-ics isy-wisi,yN Dxei ing;
Az uio;.rE improvements 5000 feet o. PARKING;
Rent 500 per month Address r. NJ D., Sax office, It,
Nor SALE - JUST FINISHED. TwO-sTORY,
n b-rtriil B-1CE t.oIise .tf AID = y mod
en- improvements cetrented cellar thoroughly built:
br.<Et. cosy convenient. :. blocks Wailsch school,
market and 3 ear lines. bargain p c. PAIN
81 10th ST. fI-1ws
ITOR saloon VERY Easy TERMS, on ST.,
X Lear corner 2d 1T = toy and GEAR BrlCk:
and bath ia good cJI,iitiOn sell at $4,000
John SHERMAN co,
fist 1907 st.
NOR SALE-THREE-STORY BRICK, MOD. INIPS.,
roos. st., near Sth u-w.; splendid Investments
Thrses-ory snd baz erneIt brick 9th, near NV; IL
Three .rslnc AMI brick Basement: 10 rooms,
mol ia g,S New lorS ave. near 9TH NV; s4,JO0-
Lots il city and on Meridian Hill bargains.
NAi. y. HOLTZMAN,
n-6t 1921 + ST. nv
V,OR sALE-BY H b. BAYLY s CO, 419 10TH
b. house, 6rs IN j. I. bet. y and 9th sits sw$4oVV
II. house, Srs.- cor. 9Th and SITS f,ooo
New q. Anne COttage Srs and attic. Howard ave-, oo
Mt. Pleasai.-. near 4th st. NV. 4,2oVV
Br. house. r. and celsr and store 9TH and u sc ,O
10 new bri,k houses 'rs III ST. l' ~
UXIMPEOSED PROPERTY ~ - e.
lots on Corco-an st. 20xST 90 per- IT.
$500 - y. H. ave, iron ing ". Clr rSpo 4.
1888 it, c =. ne. (pa- ave. S.,S: ..
Lots :, 3 and 4 Columbia College -.sl2o :.
We aisp have Tor sale other desirable property. in
GLIDING good farms near the city. We respect
fully ask your patronage -t-oe-
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TO.day's Cabinet Meeting.


ITS FATE UNKNOWN.
The cabinet meeting to-day was attended by all
the cabinet officers Contrary to expectation, the
interstate commerce bill was not under considera-
ton. The Attorney General returned the bill 70
the President yesterday afternoon and gave his
opinion upon 1t in q conference about an hour
and half long. The President has
until next Saturday to act ON the bill, but II Is
thought he will not delay action many days as he
did not think IL necessary TO consider It to-day at
cabinet meeting. Nothing Is known OF the opinion
OF the Attorney General on the bill, and there u
nothing to indicate the PresidentS Contemplated
action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-02-01


TER COMING RETIREMENT oF SECRETARY hANNnse
LEADS 10 MANY MINORS
Now that SECRETARY Nannngs retirement u
regarded rs 9 forcgone conclusion. the quid nuncs
are busy not only In predicting his immediate suo-
cesor but In the reSrrangng the entire cabinet 20
that there are almost as many different States
prepared as there are cabinet ofloers Represcn-
tatiye Scott whose name has been mentioned every
Tine Mr.. Mannings resignation has been spoken OF,
Is again proninent as the future SECRETARY a the
Treasury. MT. Pendleton has returned run
MS post In Germany Just In time 70 give
color 70 the belief In the minds Of some thai y
set ono Of the other cabinet positions which VIII
De vacated In turn by the general shifting about
thai they predict senator Mcihorson also has adhe
rents who name him Tor the Treasury department.
Many regard Manton Marble as q sure tip A.
sistant secretary fairchid Il refcrred 90 As fre-
quently ss anybody for the position 20 10
vacated. While his conceded ability and
experience render him In every way
fitted for the ONCE. many think that the promo
ton would not carry with IL sufficient political
weight and that the President wiz he compelled
70 select an adviser from among the
recognized leaders Of The party IN
will be the result Mt. Garland Is named for a for.
eign mission; Mr.. Bayard and Mr.. Whitney are
both chosen for the Treasury, and combinations q
all kinds are talked about IL is safe
20 predict that Mr.. Garland WIN
remain I'm the Department OF Justice, and that
neither Mr.. Bayard nor MI. whitney will come
over TO the Treasury; In fact that the only APP
pointment that VIII be made Is q secretary OF the
Treasury.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucts.
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

cHA hGFEKrys AZ r,, 9E yyR5E IMPgoyEp
NINETEENTH AND STREETS, AND ON
NnlnSEIIEIhEIH STREET. NEAR NJ STREET
BY virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of -
the District OF Columbia passed in Equity Cause
No 9922, Doc 25, in which said cause George s viii
Parker Is complainant and Jane E. Baker al de-
PENDANTS the undersigned, Trustees named in said
decree VIII offer for sale at public auction in front of
the premises 91i on TUESDAY, THE FIFTEENTH DAY
O'CLOCK P. NJ, those certain pieces or parcels Of
ground situate IN the city of Washington, in the Dis
trct of Columbia, known and described Lots num-
bered respectively twenty CID and twenty two
Cyl in square numbered one hundred and seventeen
u11), together with the improvements and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging and appertaining
Terms of sale prescribed by said decree
OF the purchase money to be paid in cash at time of
sale and the residue thereof in two equal instruments
for which the purchaser shall execute his several
promssory notes payable with interest in two
years from day Of sale said notes to be
cured by aided OF trust on said property the entire
purchase money may be paid in cash at the option Of
be required Of the purchaser at time Of SALE The trs
fault OF compliance by purchaser with said terms with
in five days from day of sale risk and expense of de,
faulting purchaser.
RODOLPHE CLAUdHTON, trustees
a27-d&ds 1907 Louisiana avenue
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District GiOvcrnmcns Affair.
BUILDING PKRNfTs

have been issued 10y Inspector Eatwise as follows:
w. A. Cotter, erect four frame dwellings, TWO
story and cellar high corner Of spruce and linden
streets, lie Droit park, $1,000. MS. X n. Tenant,
erect u two-story brick dwelling, rear Of SAlA n
street northwest $500 Geo. I. 6chafcr, repair
brick store, 426 nth street northwest $500. W.
W. Mccullough, erect sixteen two-story brick
dwellings,, Fenton place, between X. and streets
northwest $4,000. Edward Volt, erect two
two-sIory and basement dwellings, corner 2lst and
rs, streets sran a1 , Shs Jna u Newman
northwest $50. j. ID. Aiken, erect three two-story
brick dwellings AZ street, between and n
streets southwest, $500.
MisCEiJANEora.
The charges OF 'intoNcaliun and conduct unbe.
coming an officer against private Vim. II. Mooney,
OF The police lorce have been dismissed.
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The Explosion On the Guyandottes
THB PoIIcB suProsED 10 HAVE CLUE 10 su4 FEE
fIr2AfOk
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-Captain 0astltn, OF the
steamboat squad, has reported the results Of his
investigation into the explosion Of dynamite on
the Guyandotte OF the Old Dominion line. The re
the newsboy who saw the supposed dynamite iebd
on the ship described the man IS about IS years
Old, with small blonde mouStaohe and wearing
are Tcttcent but lt Is thought that they have y
strong clue to hts personality. Three dincrent
cases OF assault on h0n-unton men were reported
to-day.